Sentence examples for absolutely honourable from inspiring English sources

Brusilov recorded in his memoirs, "[Michael] was an absolutely honourable and upright man, taking no sides and lending himself to no intrigues ... he shunned every kind of gossip, whether connected with the services or with family matters.

"I don't see how anyone couldn't see that it wasn't an absolutely worthwhile, honourable cause," he said.

Twenty-seven years later she said of me, on stage at the Harrogate crime writing festival, that she knew "at once" that I "was absolutely trustworthy, honourable and honest".

The honourable lady is absolutely right.

"When I started, my dad said: 'Son, it's an absolutely great idea, and very honourable, but a lot of people haven't got money to give to charities'.

Honour systems only work with honourable people.

Greg Brenman, the executive producer of Drama Republic, which made The Honourable Woman for the BBC, said: "I'm absolutely delighted that Hugo Blick's writing and his direction have been nominated – a resounding testament to his vision and to the enormous accomplishment of this series".

And yet the film itself, with a body count in the hundreds, and its prolonged shoot-outs (sequences that have surely influenced all the action film excesses that followed: the Schwarzenegger films, the Seagal films, the Van Damme films), its absolutely demeaning treatment of women, is not exactly what one would consider honourable at all.

The Ukip leader was "absolutely thrilled and delighted" by the MP's decision, saying that forcing the by-election was "the most honourable and decent thing that I have seen in my political lifetime".

The great thing is to see that no more damage is done than is absolutely necessary, that you do just as much as will arouse enough feeling to bring about peace, to bring about an honourable peace for the combatants; and that is what we have been doing.

"Far from standing on the shoulders of the suffragettes - or whatever nonsense we heard at the weekend - the fact is the right honourable gentleman is sitting in a great big pool of debt that was his creation and he's got absolutely no idea what to do about it," said Mr Cameron to loud Conservative cheers.